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The Denver real estate market still favors sellers, but buyers can (and should) consider these steps for finding their dream homes.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) released the 2021 annual wolf report this week. Unfortunately, the report shows that 2021 was not a great one for wolves.

With very little rain falling throughout our region from January to March, most of us were already preparing for summer. However, the April showers hitting...

App State appoints Emma Hatfield-Sidden ’08 ’19 as principal of the university’s newest lab school, the Academy at Elkin, effective May 31.

The growth of gray wolves in Oregon slowed significantly 2021 due in large part to human-caused deaths.

With a strong ocean abundance of Sacramento salmon and the Klamath numbers trending upward, North Coast sport salmon anglers were rewarded with a generous ocean...

An App State project funded by the North Carolina Humanities Council helps Hmong and Latinx families in the High Country share their migration stories.

Members of the Kandiyohi County Rescue Squad were training for cold-water and ice rescues on Green Lake in Spicer on Sunday afternoon when the hovercraft flipped as it was moving between water and ice. The three rescue squad members aboard the craft were not seriously injured and were wearing cold-weather suits at the time.

Idaho Fish and Game Commission approved spring chinook fishing seasons for the Snake, Clearwater and Salmon River drainages, which will open April 23.

Back in mid-March when the recreational salmon season alternatives were released to the public, it was a pleasant surprise to see some fairly generous season...